Just a few months ago, a campaign was launched in which the police gave out reflexive accessories. From Saturday, however, it is compulsory to wear reflective vests outside the village on the unlit roads. “Yes, we have been seeing an increased interest in these reflective elements for a long time now, and it will surely be even bigger now,” Dagmar. “The biggest interest is for jacket ribbons and what can be glued, “she said.
Salesman Dagmar presents some reflective materials. Not only in drugstores can people buy these accessories, but also at petrol stations. “Now people are buying a lot as the amendment came out,” confirmed Tank Ono employee in Plane and Lunacy, which has sold all sorts of products sold to CS Benzene and needs to be negotiated, and the necessary equipment is also available in shops with sports equipment, in cycle shops, in outdoor goods stores or in stationery.
Police officer Skolt advised us to search for mandatory reflex equipment in the automotive or bicycle shop on TGM. He knew with certainty that they had to tape tapes. Other places did not attack him. The chief police officer of Vessel and Lunacy also listed several places, such as a shop and a bicycle repair shop or work equipment in the square.
“We are now going to see if people are getting enough labeling, but we do not want to punish them immediately, rather we will get acquainted with the new law,” said Viet.
Lukas Kuaka, Mayor of Alcove near Vessel and Lunacy, will take up the new role in the assembly. “We do not sell any reflective tapes anywhere in Lvov,” the mayor realized, and there is a real situation where people are going to go home in the dark over the unlit roads. “I have to look somewhere on the Internet, what and who did not think, “the mayor said, not imagining that they would open a store with such goods in the village. Lvov is a small village with 94 inhabitants, but with extensive tourism. This is a popular chat area with more than 70 recreational facilities.
“We will give our deputies an evening of heads together and we have to think of something, we will be doing this problem, thank you for the warning,” summed Lukas Kuaka.